From a daughter: Can you cure 15 years of Multiple Sclerosis?

Question:

My mom has had MS for as long as i can remember and it is only getting worse to the point to where she is bedridden, her sight is getting worse, and her muscles are weak. All i want is for her to be happy and walking again. God has blessed her with a delightful spirit, but she is slowly wilting more and more. If money was not an option, what are the possibilities? I want to give her the best Christmas present she has ever had.

Answers:
MS is not a very nice disease... to find more information I would check out webmd dot com... as far as healing from ms... it would take something short of a miracle... however, people have been known to go into remission.

To be honest with you... making the time that your mom has on this earth as comfortable as possible is a good idea... people tend to heal better when they are not stressed and in pain. My mom knows of some herbal medicines that help heal the nervous system (as she was once bedridden and "terminally" ill). I would also talk to your mom's doctor and see if there is anything that you can do to help the situation any.

I'm sure that your mom would cry to know that her daughter would do anything to give her a happy Christmas and want her to get better.

Spend as much time with her as possible, do the little things that you know make her happy, talk to her doctor and check out webmd to get any other info.

If you would like to talk about anything please feel more than welcome to do so. Having a parent who is ill is extremely hard and I'm here to talk if you like. Breathofvitality at yahoo is my email.

Blessed Be.

i have ms as well, it has no cure. is she on a daily shot to at least slow down the progress? there is avonex, betaseron, copaxone, rebif. she should be on one of those depending on what type she has.

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From a daughter: Can you cure 15 years of Multiple Sclerosis?

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